The rock arch at Dwejra collapsed yesterday – how could you not have heard? – and the government found it necessary to call a press conference. Yes, that’s right – the...

A friend told me: We might be getting it wrong when we talk about the Maltese economy as if it were just one entity. Actually it is not: there exists a range of systems which are independent from each...

There is a need for Woman’s Day, as in spite of the advances made in society over the past years, there are still many who believe that women are inferior to men, Labour MEP Miriam Dalli...

On the occasion of Women’s Day, my Faculty issued this position: The Faculty for Social Wellbeing welcomes the general consensus there is in this Country that gender issues should be...

One may find it hard to grasp, perhaps even harder to absorb, the serious implications of the current goings-on in the local political scenario.  But it is becoming clearer. Government is failing...

The debate about the future of Europe has been launched. Some people call me a eurosceptic, even though probably I believe more staunchly in Europe than they do. The Europe I stand for though is...

If there was a sector in which the PN excelled in the past, this was tertiary education. In Italian, it was ‘il fiore all’occhiello’ of all PN policies; though this does not mean...

I’m going to write this column without names, not because I have any problem mentioning them, but because I don’t want to involve this newspaper in any polemics or legal battles. But you...

While we, as a country, have not been discussing Brexit to any great extent, the official received wisdom has been that Malta might benefit from the fall-out. I myself, through some of my writings,...

There are two types of people: those who feel passionately about the need for an increase in equality in every facet of our society and those who go about their day, not caring, not knowing the facts...